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I'm developing a project using Windows Forms. Here I have created a form in which I used TableLayout tool and a label. I have set a background image for form. I want the same background to be set to table and label without setting background for each of them again.
Is this possible?
All you need to do is go to your table layout properties and set the Background color to Transparent
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How can I create an image gallery in which I can add more than one image, display it, and move between images in C# Windows Form App
How can I create an image gallery in which I can add more than one image, display it, and move between images
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I want to display another application's window that is running concurrently in my WPF application. Like a live display, I need to be able to see real-time changes to the window (in this case, Chrome's) even if it is hidden behind other windows while my WPF application is running. It's kind of like the image below:
I understand I have to get the window's handle first, but how would I be able to display an external window like this? Is there a way I can use the Win32 API for this function?
Try looking into the Frame element (documentation here).
<Frame Source="https://www.google.com"/>
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I'm trying to create a toolbar/menu as in the image below.
I've added a toolstrip control. It has some buttons with images and text below. But I don't know how to reproduce the "grouped" look in the image above.
Does someone have an idea how to do that?
The control in your image is a ribbon (not a toolbar, toolstrip or tooltip).
WinForms doesn't support ribbons out of the box. But it looks like there are ribbon controls available, such as RibbonWinForms on GitHub.
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what I am asking is when writing WPF applications in C# how can I get it so on a press of the menu bar the window changes to a different layout with different feature.
I think you should use a TabControl, see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.controls.tabcontrol(v=vs.110).aspx
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As we do in website design, take 1px of an image and repeat that image in x or y direction using CSS. Is this possible to do with C# desktop applications.
After searching I found tilebrush but it seems to be for WPF only. My question is can we do the same in desktop applications without WPF? Please make me clear.
Guys better to make comments what is wrong with the post so that I can edit rather than to give negative mark for the post. Please tell me what is wrong with my question.
In properties of your form (hit F4 to open the properties panel) set BackgroundImage to the selected image and BackgroundImageLayout to Tile.